Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-12

III nOtel cuts ana registers, OrnamenteC
with golden bills of fare.
Colonel Pc wore new regimentals
cut after the new G.. A. X. gavel; orna
ments, sabres with gattling-gun pendants
Governor % -- wore an executive
costume OF old gold jeans, cut in the
latest Kentucky style, ornamented witt
corps badge and campaign speeches.
Colonel S--n wore new east
mountain howitzer, trimmed with pay.
rollian "tin." Instead OF the regulation
pumps he wore Il new pair of foot bat,
teries and necklace of gattling guns.
Captain T. G.. By, land warrants
cut square, ornamented with Indiana
notices.
Colonel W----b, black administra.
ton suit with leave Of absence adorn-
ing the same, made to order.
Geo. A. Blk, n T. succotash coat,
short pants, Alta Club ornaments and
Wood River pumps.
w. g. BE, special delivery sys.
tenn, ornamented with gold-headed cane,
overdress of contracts-to-be-let
"A. L. T--s wore the new Utah
Commission, ornamented with national
appointments.
Sam. LIS wore cross-questioned
cutaway with new indictments.
b. I'D, new check coat stamped
paid. Much admired.
r. w had on =. V. Junction
coat, pants, bankers latest" ornaments,
silk hosiery.
B. CHI, the latest in mines, ga
lena cravat, waistcoat of concentrates.
w. S. Nix put on the latest Jury
sniff m nntaH uith i,,linin1
tons.
r. S. ks, galvanized tinware,
cut bias, ornaments OF giant powder, caps
and fuse. Blake's latest improved steam
pumps.
j. Mc---r, bullion cut-away, Wa.
bash ornaments, Alta Club overdress.
c. P---y, wooden willow ware, Z.
V. Junction cut, red-top boots, old gold
tassels, instead OF moustache.
Geo. De, d. & r. G. special
freight, ornamented with Denver round
trip pass, WOODEN socks.
Chas. Re-, the newest thing in
Sc: G. g." corsage bouquet of "Buds"
and aid societies.
DR.. F--w, apothecary's cutaway,
Soda Springs pants, cut bias.
Or. Wy, the latest in forceps and
gold Killings; ornaments, pearls with rub
Der attachments.
G. ii. Blk, twenty-four hour re-
peater, made to order Newport orna-
ments.
f. N. S--n appeared in a new and
novel cut, made to meet the wants of
cut-rate dealers.
N. W--es wore a plum colored
coat, brass buttons, striped stockings,
calico necktie and steam pumps.
G. W---es had on an old gold cut
away, pants to contrast, cut on the bias,
paper hosiery.
f. VII wore an elegant old Con-
tinental suit, ornamented with Pate de
toie grds, hair la pompadour.
w. ii. BIT, round trip coat,
passed by Worth, of Paris; railway
pumps.
c. P. Mn wore the newest
'miner's delight" ornamented with
Wallis patent crushing rolls and rock
drills; hair sprinkled with American
Farcite powder; Knowles steam pumps.
j. b. VII wore new suit cut
square, and ornamented with brushes and
washboards; jewelry, an elegant broom
rack necklace.
Bishop O--y, shamrock green cut
away, old story waist coat, and York
shire corsage
L.. b. "a wore lubricating oil
tanned Jersey and ornaments OF Utah's
National wax.
NJ. ). P--t was clad in the latest
dudes buster, Attic overshoes and seal
skin cap.
Jno. H--e wore Il neat eliot
Splngs" cut square in front and orna-
mented with shipping tags.
Z. u ---y had on Continental uni
form, fatigue style, trimmed with glass
and silver tea sets.
III. Il. D---ke wore a white nuns,
yelling overcoat, black satin pants, gum
boot pumps
j.. III. 4--g was glad in n. w. |
olders cut square, and ornamented with |
passes.
+. f. Els had on a gold pencil |
case OF the U. p pattern, with suspen-
non bridge pants, and ornaments of oil
AIMED leather.
Geo. B--w, pink nuns yelling en-
rame, lace sleeves, corduroy overdress.
B. H--ey wore Macbrier spring
n $780, cut low; hair, la Policy, time So.
Jno. S---ds wore a Newport coat.
With Newmarket sleeves, cut short.
Jno. b was tastefully attired in
Newmarket coat, with Newport sleeves
ut la P. V, Junction.
j. NJ. Bill, Pongee silk cut-a-wav.
blonde wig and Texas spurs.
b. Rs, Jr., had on violet per
umery en- traine with corsage bouquet of
orn plasters.
There were many other whose names
he reporter was unable to learn.
special band OF music was imported
rom Sanpete, and new and intricate
ances were introduced by Prof. Newport
'ewmarket.
An elegant supper was served in the
asement OF the building, under the
npervision OF the well-known Caterer
iourmand.
The little bird that fits over the Alta
Tub and Walker House habitues kindly
tng these notes OF the affair beneath the
'porter's window, when that individual
as peacefully reclining in the arms of
!orphens, and here endeth the opening
the 5. $, l.. s.
Personal and General Notes.
NJ. w. &. Sharp has returned from the
asst.
Mrs. Frank Shelton is visiting friends
Chicago.
Mr. Joseph Sharp returned to Pleasant
alley to-day |
e Continental.
j.. IL. Patterson OF Chicago is visiting
flty.I